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Today marks the new government's King's Speech, announcing 40 bills to help grow the economy through stability and tackling of the challenges that have slowed growth for some years. At UK Finance we were encouraged to see a government that has listened to us and our members, with a number of bills including measures we have long called for: ? A Budget Responsibility?Bill: stability and predictability make investment decisions easier for businesses, and in turn help grow the economy. We've long called for this and it's great to see it it reflected in giving the Office for Budget Responsibility a key role in scrutinising tax and spend decisions ahead of fiscal events. ? A National Wealth Fund Bill: several of our members are contributing their expertise to help crowd in more private capital into key infrastructure projects. To support this, the government is deploying 7.3 billion of public capital?through the UK Infrastructure Bank, recommended by UK Finance. ? A Planning and Infrastructure Bill: its no secret planning reform is past due. It's held the UK back for generations. We've recognised this and made it a key part of our platform when speaking to stakeholders about our 'Mobilising Capital for the Net Zero Transition' paper by my colleagues Ian Vijay Bhullar and Agathe Duchiron ? A Digital Information and Smart Data Bill: fraud is 40% of all crime in the UK - the single largest form of crime. Our Economic Crime and Payments, Innovation and Resilience teams have made a strong case for digital identification to be used to prevent this and we are thrilled measures to introduce Digital Verification Services?will form part of this bill. ? A Great British Energy Bill: the net zero transition starts at home and this is the bill that will enable that. Although the detail is yet to be seen, we expect this to be the bill to improve energy efficiencies for our draft housing stock and support the government's Warm Homes Plan. ? A Renters’ Rights Bill: introducing greater balance between tenants and landlords is needed. An idea we recommended in our election manifesto is a property portal to give prospective tenants more insight into their potential landlords. It is great to see this measure adopted in today's speech. As ever, the devil will be in the detail and the parliamentary session will be a long one given the volume of legislation to get passed. We're looking forward to engaging the government on this.

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